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I can't understand some details of route-map working.
Example: on interface vlan_A I use route-map_A, on interface vlan_B - route-map_B.
When host from vlan_A send packet to host from vlan_B what route-maps applied to packet: just route-map_A or route-map_A and route-map_B?
In other words: route-map on vlan interface aplied on all traffic going through interface or just on traffic going from vlan?
Route-maps applied to an interface are always applied in the incoming direction, meaning as the packet enters the first L3 interface and is about to get routed. In your example only the route-map route-map_A would be applied.
For packets not matching the route-map, normal forwarding will take place. There are usually some restrictions as well for PBR such as:
An example of configuration and restrictions for the Catalyst 3560 is available here.
